Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 21, 1908 · page 6

 
 

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We have added a Pyrography Do-
, ,partment to our store and you'wlll hnd
here a very large stock of wood design-
ed for burning, as well as an assort-

‘ mént ot outfits.
There is on expert ill chum or this
.depprtment, who will give lessons free.

., , ,

J J .EVINE

. v.

tsu ill

134-136 WASH I NGTON STREET.

 

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. .TFIIAL or surpassing. , 7
Tim Members of British Cabinet 8um~

frugcttes, had gatllcre .
burst examined the two cabinet mem-
here.
many 01' which were disallowed by the
judge, was to Show that. if the govern
ment gave women “their rights." the
disorders would come to an end. '

THREE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

moncd to Count. ,
LONDON, Oct. 21.-—~Thei suffragettes

succeeded in bringing two members at
the British
George, Chancellor of the Bitchequer,
and Herbert John WGludutone Secretary
ofstatn far Home Allah’s, as witness
as to the Bow street. police court, to
day. The occasion was the hearing of
the cases against Mrs. and Miss Panic
burst and Mill. Diulilmond, who were
tried for limiting discldel when they
appealed early in the month to the
public to help them "rush" the. house
of commons, and the cases of 17 other
women, who were ailestod October 13,
chaiged with disorderly conduct.

Cabinet, David Lloyd

A, large crowd. incl-u lug many suf-
Miss Punk-

’i‘lie purport of her questions,

 

MANILA. Oct. 2].~"1‘hl‘ee slight

Shocks offlmrthquake were felt here to-
(lav.

The phenomenon was continued
ipiclvnls throughout tlnee days.

No damage has yet been repor.ted

—._——-——-—————

Boy—Give me slxpennyworth o' cod

liver oil, please, air, and say, don't
give me too much,
has to drink it.—Pullcli.

'cause it's me that

 

 

Li, uid
cheer

MAKES THINGS

OLD NEW
. _ 25 and 50c Bottles.
17E. E. Gorbam,
chcoIratI’ir
-' Tel. 452. . East Norwaik,

 

 

FRANK ‘ c.
Van Scoy

PLUMBING.
STEAM.
nor warm:
AND ,

. GAS FITTING,

Tin, Sheet Iron, ,. coop...
‘ and Zinc.

so South Main Street,
. So.‘Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

[FRESH SHOULDERS
"_.- . FRESH PORK ...... ,v ......

IFOHEQUARTER LAMB
. LEGS OF LAMB ...........

 

22 Washington Street

FRESH HAMS,16c

......... a.........

................... 13c
2 LBS. CHOP BEEF ....... .1 .................. 25c
................... 100 ZI
................... 16c

J W DODGE

2C

 

 

South Norwaik.

 

 

 

 

chdo and Old Company’ 8 Lehigh

FOR FURNACE.

Crosz Creek and

Upper Lchigh

For Cooking Range anti Self Heaters.

No. 2 Nut $5. 00 per Ton, delivered in cellar

RAYMOND BROS.

 

 

Loom;

 

 

Wright

IUILDEN OF AND DEALER IN

Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
' Horse Goods

AutomObiie Repairing,

and Sign Lettering

Carriage Trimming

v

Factories and Repositories—South Norwalk and Stamford.

TELEPHONE CONNECTION.

t
v.

 

 

HoT STUFF
1 razelton

" “5 The Place to Get It Is at

The] Hershf1eld&SonCo s

TELEPHONE 294.

The Pans

 

 

122 WATER STREET.

 

 

oak and Still House

35 Smith Main Sheet, South Norwaik

Great Salli Iii Fall and Winter Suits, Coats,
3‘ Skirts, WaiSts and Ellis.

5‘ election In town at prices that no store can heat.

 

 
 

' rl‘he boils and 1) site
Como, and b convinced.

Tito-T ‘fis Cloak
33so. Main .So.Nomik.

 
 

 

and Still House
515- 517 Man St. Stamfordi

 

IPIJIBLIC ACCOUNTANTS MEET.
ATLA N'I‘lt‘ CITY N. J., Oct. 21. -
'i‘llere Was a long disc.ussion at today.’ a
session of the annual meeting of the
American Association of Public Ac.
(implants, on Methods of Accounting.
The discussion iollowed a paper on
the subject prepared by A. Lowes Dick-

inson, of New York Who favored the .

English method of having public ac-
coulltunts appointed by stockholders of
corporations I'dtlior than li,\ the direc-
tors. as directors could suppress an
unfavorable report.

”m... EM“. ..... -2.-.“

Au

0F VALUABLE

 

Budding

 

 

 

Lots

Will Sell by Public Auction on

Iiillllllilil. ili'lilllili 22llll,

AT 2 O’CLOCK 9’ M

ON THE PREMISES. TEN CHOICE
BUILDING LOTS.
Situated on High and Cottage
Sti'eets, in the City
of Norwalk.

Particulars of F. A. MITCHELL.
owner. Furniture Dealer,
St. Norwalk. or F. W. MITCHELL.
Auctioneer, Central Hotel, South Non
walk.

Horace E. Dann 81" Son,

45 Wall st, Norwalk.

Real Estate and
Insurance.

We have several decided bargain:
in income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town. '

J.MLayton &i'Co.
.(INconpoRA'rcp);
Real Estate

5 Railroad Ave,
NORWALK, CONN

CityNationaI Bank

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

m

TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
.. BUSINESS.

 

 

 

 

SO.

 

 

 

‘ , CAPITAL. *

, $100,000.00.

‘ SURRLUS AND PRoF‘iTS,
5173.505oo.oo. ,

EDWIN. H. MATHEWSON. Bren.
JOHN H. KNAeprlssIVIee-Rm.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vica-

Pres. ,
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.

E H. Mathewson Henry seyn‘tcur
John H Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Welland Marvin
Christian Swartz Johni-l. Light
Fred H. Rowan.

 

 

 

1947 1907

Plumbing and .Steam
Heating.

HOT WATER HEAT-mo.
HOT AIR HEATING.
craves Ann RANGES.
cums Ann rm. noocirla,
(in and Steam Hitting, on FixtIII‘OI.
. Metal Ceiling Etc.-
HAvc You scan od‘n STOCK or
IRIGHMOND RANGE"

Theione‘ssllotchkiss
Company *

17 WALL OTREIET. NOIIWALK.

 

 

Money Advanced

to all, on their household ital-o.
planoli and other pcrrionalp rty,
without removal. on their own name
without thorn-nor.

DALI. AND IEE tiIO.

Independent Loan &Security(lo. i’

Havilapd Bids. Washington at.

 

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.g . u-..—

I».

ego. up?“ nuntll 7 “limp. Monday and

 

. fancies is that. her mother was mm:

14-16 Wail .

 

SMIND WREGKED.

.q-L—nhm

DOM ESTIC'S

Woman Formerly Employed by IJudnc
Banks, In Fb‘li'i‘l'cld

BRIDCEPOIIT October 20r-BBB8J8
Medi. a pretty Austrian girl, was token
to the insane ward at Lukcvicw, last
evening, by investigator
Malrlssel. The girl is 2,3 years old, is
without insulin and is believed to be
hopelessly insane and; the local au-
thorities Will endeavor to have her de-
ported. I-Iel‘ relatives. father, mother,
two sistcls ulld two brothers, all live
ill Austria."

Miss Medi came to this coullily four
years ago, and she" has worked as a
domestic at Weatport. Soutliport and
this city. She has been employed In
Judge ililnks' home at Flililicld. and
City 'i‘rensnrei Fred Hall's home. in
this city. Ovei t-inci- months ago the

which upset her reason.

She was taken to the WIestport soul.
taiium, “here She was ‘lllidei' tiea
inept f0l three months The girl's
fluids have given out. and last week
friends In this city took her in charge.
llllt her actions wcle so violent at
time that they have asked the city to
assuHie the care of, her. One of her

tiered when silo was attempting to see
her at Westporl.
gator MOll‘iSSé) succeeded lil getting
the girl out of the house at 22.. How
ard avenue, where. she was staying, on

her to church. When in his carriage
it was necessary to strap her to keep
her from breaklnk away.

“A.
OAS'I‘ORIA.
3m... .. no national

Bin-mo

 

 

 

Wallle—Next to a woman; what in
the most nervous thing you know?
Willie (ungrammaticaily)—Me-next
to a woman.-——Somcrville Journal. '

 

 

HotelMaiia'ckemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr. fi.‘

——.1

Service and CUIIIM up to DI“;
Rates 32 per day and'upwardl‘.

Stock and General Intonation 119k”

Sunday Dinners, 75éts.

TEL. CALL 988. ‘I

PROSPECTS

' OFIA GIOOIID

HUNIINJS J8 II

A concur: crack or. Lara"
.uooci. .. ,

Shot Guns

SINGLE AND ocuaLol

from. $3.50,"?!

Come in and look them over. ""‘"

A large noon '0! Mil W
TION.

Norivalk Hardware co

, so MAlNicTREEnznonwnm

 

 

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Coal for the Winter

don't forget to call and examine our
stock. II: is the highest trade spirit
will not cost you slur more. ‘ "

 

' HARRIS EGANS .

 

j.oISMATEII,cI'i'.

Alexander ,

gill developed a strong leligious mania ' I‘

Last night invesii 2

the plctcnse that he was going to lake I

been with the proposed entertainment,

the tickets Is planned.

Avenue Mothddlst Church and had a

lit Greenwich. has been placed in the
,care of Bridgetendei' John Cole. by the

‘ the washingion 5 rest bridge

‘ "ditlbns far up the harbor at. blglrtide,
.this rooming, even as far as the menu

We till prescriptl
est coronary and it,
There' a no care on". goods so
or indium-once about the way we
make up a prescri ltion.

We not only *réJiow doctors direc-
iions, with rigid pr'ttcipion‘. but we use
only the purest and froéhest drugs.

THE BRIDGE, PHARMACY

205 WASHINGTON STREET.
TE EL.‘ DARR- 041-4.
All Ordflrc Deilvorcd Free of Chlrfl.

 

 

00M “”0
Mrs. Clifford S. Randall. at East
avenue. was a visitor in New. Xork
city, yesterday.

Mrs. Morris Epstein, of Fort street.
has returned home from a yislt with
relatives in New York city.

Addie B. Searing has returned from
0. visit to the pleasant home 0! Mrs.
Mary E. Gregory, lranistan avenue,
Bridgeport., ,

The Rev. 0. R. Miller, the district
Secretary of the reform bureau at
Washington. who spoke in local
churches Sunday. is spending a few
rays in this vicinity.

This week's regular Thursday even-
ing prayer service or the Advent
Christian Church will be held with
Deacon William Byxbee. at his home
In Lowndee avenue, South Norwnlk. ,
Snow was confidently predicted by
many people. this morning, so chilly
was it. The thermometer, however,
indicated that a, coat or the covering
beautiful would not be here for some
time.

John E. O'Sullivan has started the
work of grading about his new summer
shore resort on the Gregory, Point
road. Mr. O’Bullivnn intends to remain
open for business until the first of
the month. , ’

Attorney Leo Davis and John it.

L’llommedieu were members of the
East Norwalk delegation which attend-

ed the rally of the Colored Republican
Club, at Arlon Hall, South Norwnlk,

last evening. "

The pulp schooner John R Fell has
arrived with a cargo for the St. Gems“
Pulp 11nd Puper Company of Norwalk,

and was towed up the harbor to the
company’s dock, this morning, by the
tug Addie V. . -

Theodore Vail continues quite seri-

ously ill at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. George Hemingway, in Fitch
street. A few days ago Mr. Vail sus-

mined a stroke or paralysis and an

other is (cured.

A‘ meeting otthe official board of the
East Avenue Methodist Church was
held last evening at the church, but
only routine matters came up and were
diSposed or. The. pastor. Rev. C. K.

Woodson, presided.

~Dont leave your engine in your
launch all winter to rust, but let us
take it out. make the. necessary repairs
and keep it for yen until Spring. The
Specialty Mtg 00., 40 Water street,
South Norwalk. .

So successtul have the membcl-s or
May flower Buck and Ladder Company

arranged jointly with the management
or Music Hall, that another edition of

Albert-,Ayies intends to start next
week for the Bridgeport natural
growth oyster beds, if he gets his ves-
sel ready for business by that time.
At present he is living aboard her at
the reIarI of. the Crescent; Laundry.

A' 800d sided delegation of the Young
Men’s Association gathered lost even-
ing at. the gymnasium under the East

practice. it is expected that some fine
athletes will be devploped during the
winter

'A little boat, in which Elmer Jones
confessed to the police of having in-
stalled an engine from a launch stolen

police. and is a Mr. Gale's float at

The desirable little smelt made expo

down, at the edge or which many fish‘-
er‘meu endeavor to entice them into
biting on bait on book. Quite a large
delegation were out after them this
morning.

_ Miss Viola N. Decker. daughter 0!
Captain and Mrs. Peter Decker. of Sea-
view avenue, became the bride, Mon-
day evenlng. at Topapah, Newda, of
Seward 8. McLeod, of that place. t. e
ceremony Ibolng pgrformed pat- the

homo of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. M Ronald

i

 
 
 
 

 

CASH Chopin}

w in the Elvi- 7'

 

g‘that Ithe club is in a quandary.
banner is a. large American flag, to
which. the name or the club is attach-

L m“ ‘EST 150an

 
 
 

will buy just as many groceries .
here on any other day of the
week as It will on Saturday.
Every dayl,‘ a margin (lay.
goods guarilthlbed'.

 

 

Phone 990.

 

232 EAST AVE.

 

Mr. McLeod is éangaged in the mining
businesa at Tort apah, and he and his
bride will make their home there.

' At last sometlilng is to be done
about improving the condition of the
highway at, the corner of First. street.
and Cove avemni. on the former thor
ougllfnlmc though the WOlk ill to be of
a temporaiy cliilliacicr. The selectlncu
have. dircii‘cd lunch Brothers‘ to cut.
down the (IOWM of the load though
the trolley trar‘ to Hit? not. to be low
ei'ed now, as ilil ill been hoped by the
residents.

The town (if’l‘ k and Selectmen me
in sqssion. today. from 2 until 8 ii. In.
at the town court- I'ionm ill South Nor

walk for the pumorc or mailing vqi-
cr,s and many Es ‘si Norwalk appli-
(nuts are, expected}. to take advantage
of thci'nct.Anoi1 at meeting or the
town clerk and, ’sciecinlen for the
same purpose. and the last. one will
be held at the U IWII coull room ill
MoIiéwilik truth 9 a. in ,‘lllllil 8 p ill..
’1 av

This morning was quite. a wild one
along the shorci‘ and was ll fair indi-
cation. in a} m ensure of what is in
slow. as the St Ilson progresses One
thing unite sorta is tllatlho natural
growth oystcrml'n oft llaldgcportaml
Black Rock M ii not be .Lilic to do
much business today. owing to thel
seas that nlc pl ling up This morning
the “aver-i could he plainly seen piling
up. on the isilnlils that shirt Nulwaii.
hnlboi ,

East Norwni it is. nothing it not up to
date. as is shIIWn by the coast oil the
all prevailing green which in being
applied to the upper section of the new
(‘nncvali building which is ,belpg
electedht the intclsectton of East
Washington street and Seavlew. urc-
nue. Such a predominance. oi the
green shade. outside of instill-,e has
probably never been known before.
ranging as it does from gr‘e‘eli hats.
llabcrtlaallery and clothes ‘11) being
veo'y popular for all kinds cl build-
ings. "

The East Norwnlk Reil'abii‘can Club
is having 9 hard time to. find. disall-
able location for its banner and there
is quite a. poSsibllliy'lhnt it will not
float during the camp: A31] The situa
“Oil! is due to a lack of suitable place.

for it.‘ When the he idoualtelsweie in
the Randall black in Van and street.
it was unlicun u‘sy. inattei. ut the

new headqllar‘tcls. in East. Washington

street has so many wires about it
The

ed.

 

ilillilllilli

Ira E. Petty. gent of Adams Express
oihce in Noi'walkgi is confined to his
home JELHQWIDH today by illness.

-Oytsten pper. and Dance. given
by Rovraytop Rose Cc. No.1 Wed

 

Inesday, evening, october 28

Benjamin mommy was taken 5915:
iii suddenly last evening. and was hill-M
ried iii.) the Noriyalk Hospital. suil‘cr
log 1mm an atiack of appendicitis.
The operation was pelformod this
morning by Dr F ‘.l‘ Bun'hia’ll, and tho
patient: has rallied and is now doing
nicely. . ,.

--D(m’t leave your engine ingyoul
launch all winter to rust. but let us
take it. out. make the nocossnry repnils
and keep it for you until on log. The
Speciality Mtg. 00.. 40 o‘er street,
Soutlu N0] walk

'l‘hle special committee appointed by
those present at Mrs E S Thompson s
talk, on Village Improvement Societies
to draw up a constitution and by-laws
for such a society in Rowdptou will re»
port at. tonight' 5 meeting in the Hillary
at .:8 15 The committee was composed
of A. '.B Cleverly, Mrs H C, Godflcy,
Miss M F Buckley. John Sherman
Bait and John H. Coates. ‘

Dililiil Mill ___._llilillllilil:"

 
 

 

 

 

more goods froln- IDill‘, store it an lrpIr.
any other place in town. We buy n

 

 

Daily Line to N. Y.
'For Freight Only.

On and alter TueSday, January 7.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York, (font
at Doverjstitoet very 1day, (except
Bun ay)‘, but ’4. Ere
at emails u to. 4 p. m.‘n
orwalk up to 5. 50 p. In.

Norwaik Steamboat Co. ,
Analog. J.. Smith. C. O. Noggin-n.

 

 

 

 

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l E
9' an.

lilrse quantities our. bean and take, ad,
vantage ot- everyldiscount. We give
our customers the advantage or HIE“

very ma rial savings. it you become
our cost mar once. you will be our,
customer always. Our present. attrac-
tion is a handsome. clock absolutely
I‘trée with ten pounds of coitus. Better
investigate. We. have, a line of
Pancake Buckwheat sod othop Ionic.
Give- usatria. I: ~ and... .

 

 
 

 

 

Lupin.

 

hollow mo

 

i’ unionism

. bloating oi: this State

'l‘hose Who have made application to

N, The mode, voters shoald not tolget to
‘ . appear before the town clerk and so.
H loclluen, Friday, it they have not an

ready dolls so and be duly made.

Theodore Iioliock a veteran from
Fitch's Home. was arrested for
drdnkeness‘, Monday by Policeman
Kurth in Stamimd. He was lined $5
in the City ‘Court yesterday 'nIiIoriiihg‘.

John Mott. or New Clinton; Man in
toxicated and disorderly In Darld‘nl
ISunda. He was lamented by Constai’g
blc sutith'. atte‘j“ a tussle. and was lied
38 and hosts by JuIEiItlce WIiin‘Ioit

(Elli?

tilt was repolicd at th

 

 

uslncs‘s Morph
It‘soclailon installation was among the

can Willi: .i‘i pl‘ d Ills
t‘lgnfls‘iis 0ft), METER fi' Mpg
to state b nrln‘g‘ the“q y‘cal' ;‘
Btaul H. 'ljayior. the Dorian mung

 

man. 52 o doci‘denthlly shot himself In.

M an; a: tip pawl, you

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

7 {959 to
ink icely r'onluR‘lc a'ccldeni.

 

I finish
‘ “$qu iii

‘_ 13;“ Bllltdntafie lot. the.

‘. Darieu at 7: 47 a.

 
 
 

i’IAlII: "

 
 

.per train .6. out

, i‘n’mily visited several dayagfigt

recent unliiiiil I

 

 

 

 

is,“
‘4 r
{JIM nip are concerned.
puresnlts. , ,‘V I
{ail Stella” flue. young Darieil
bucbp r. with bieei,‘ laid up with
blood Tpoisoniugalp; lis light hand and
, cypedts tofqb 3“ng oI IoI return to

iiIortlr prim its.
Ji-u alliteInt ,th lie M '
t n I I. ' l , .
Jim (utilising!a Cb "
There Is every indication that a ‘
liarswnnmbsr or, Barton. people will
tlirday PittuI. w

ldib‘xdupoiflpn 9mm. ew, York. New
H-avcn and Hartford Railroad Cour

0“; "b Ifl> Ilium.

lflsent Ind
r«will b‘pin‘

 

plv.ny The tickets cost only $1 25. The

special exculsion train, which Will '1‘
start from Stamford,I will plop at'
,‘n’n; I
An interesting pr'cgiam of events
under pimepainiioll tor Thursday and

8
' Irridny, at the ”ESTER Congregational

hurcll. Durlnfil nitsmoous light”
refreshments wl g‘i‘lerv‘ed and dur~
itninlIle evetnlllxfléthel‘e quIIhe coach on-
er ll nmen ii as New 118 on milk

if? 8 o'cio‘dk! Ifnttty

booths will be I operation both after- .
lineup and even [188

Charles ‘Millapltugh has sold his resi-
deuce in We t avenue, Darlen.’ to Mi 3.
Mary L. wall. . Mrs. ryan is

 
 

:engaged in the dressmaking busi-

ness in New ,York. but expects to make
Darien her pciinljoent home. and to
retain a large' share or her New York
and Stamfor gatwna'gp, which is ex-
ieiisive For esopt‘hlr and Mrs.
Milispaugb ,boal , _

To show in smeasuredheir appi ecia-
tion or tbé line, nvo k Rona for them in
the recent very-oil oémml fair at the
Dal-ion town milk, than membem of
ls'agie Hook and mild ra'Company are
planning a supper, for, .the fair sell
The event is In be, arranged for some.
time next month and till the ladies will
he called upon to do will be to go to
the appointed place and be at the re~
past The men will prepare it. lghI‘
out and serve r{are can go of.
cm yi‘ng out Iii ir 6; QEthe

iim
successfully ll 8‘

Wino...“

Mls. H B. Coley viéite‘d with friend? ‘
in Danbuly the past' week.“ 43W »

Newton Fillow, 0f Bridgcppl't,I spent' 2
Sunday with his parents here ‘

Mi. and Mrs F. cane? o'i" Bliilghlidrt
visited relatives hone last WOBIC ..

David Tinkler, the number. is III with
IgasItlitis, but. is thought to‘ be improv-
“8
Mrs Grant Chnppgll, oi' Willlma tic, -'
Is visiting heinAre‘ntsi‘. Ml ion rs.
Hendricks ,

James Compile. n} iv re 01 ‘Bto‘dk-
lyn, were pverSElHlaJ silicosis (51 his , ‘ ‘
[ingots belIe f

l‘ shill" Mls. Elbert ( zt' Joly spent
several hays‘ last w ark with 1"] itives
In low Ycr o.
:5 Mallet Riiéol or South uni—a
Walk, was a gueSl Mobility in Min.
George Benton; ‘

Mrs. Ida Cronk and tarnih- moved to
Qrtburd‘ spool Norwitllr. fol tbn win-
tc-r on' Saturday. “--

Mr. and Mrs. N .' oplsenremnin
rd his brothel and rm ”‘5', of Bridge—
poll on Sunday ‘
Duncan “{1th «New Tank ‘_
Sunday at Joseph liltinger 8. on
not Hill avenue. ‘

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Mls Minnie Glegorv and $.fliiillilt" . .
or guests spentrPiMIly willy Mrs Jane ,'
Adams in We‘s‘tun. . _ “ j

Min. Gabriel, Bullion will entei'tulll . “ ‘
bei molheh i' in’ Perth AIinb'oyI. New
Jersey this when.

In ’l‘ieadweli our Stile" ot'Brooklyn
Mile ovei Sunday guests of" MN"? tint]
Mrs. D A Pillow. I' "‘ "

Mr. and Mlja .Frank Giygoiy.

 

 
 
 

and
w .6:th

Ill Mi. and Mrs. Iirl, H
Blldsenmt .

Mr. and or... so. have so .
place. in Newtown avenuolipl Mt. Vei-
lien patties..'tbq,will,talro posses on
on oil before the first Mini and-MI“ ‘s
Elven will {move to South Nulwaili. , , .
..Mr and Min. 8. BLIAdS'InSJ Mr. and
Mia. FM “llama; Mr‘.‘ I‘itbd Mrs;
P Frishle. of Bridgeport, and MA. an
Milli?- ‘A Littlevtood. Lh‘tNi‘e‘it arkalil‘ "

heir

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Connecticut sonny; 8.- A. R» M at,“
in Hartford. A'ppolnti Committee.

The regular meeting of the board
of managers at the Connecticut so
cicty‘, Split? (If the: 3111th 35‘ ‘
lion, was held-I. a the. Holtfpr CI
in Hartford. ye ,rduy abolition
Special committee, consisting om ds’
Morris Bi Beardsley; otI Bridp‘epo
Clarence ll' Wickhiim, of Hattie ,
Sey monr G Looms, of- New Haven},
General B; S. Greeley. of New Haven; ,
Judge Hobart L Hotchkiss, of New
Haven and William H. Burr. of Wail.
port, was appointed to secure plans and
elect a. monument at Co‘mpo Bench.
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London, announced that: Morin ‘
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membership by letter in Ith9" amp
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catnpalgn‘ has. con Matted for
leasing the interest and‘I membembln
u New- under Idaho leadersbl
or the new ornament all the cha‘pte'
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